@Slym3r changing the clutch is not too bad. Worst part is getting trans out and back in other than its fairly simpke to do.
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If u afe a bit smaller u can prolly lay under trans and lift it out urself vetting it in is a bot more problem ull be able to line it all up but probably neeb someone to get a bolt started. To hold it in place good. After u get the starter bolt in ull b good. Thats about the only pain in doing a tranny change out in and getting a bolt or 2 started
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i know people swear by them. i just dont get all excited anymore about the next new thing. i let myself get over the moon with my new light and then i found out they have a newer better version. i wanted to jump and buy the new one. that is not me so i sat the heck back down 
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Hell im all for the cheaper qb boards now. The ones i have seem to wotk great for 230 dollars cheaper than hlgs. They r giving me some really nice buds for sure. My coco. Bubblegum is finally starting to spread her leaves and fly away a bit.
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then thats your new way to go! all the hype about stuff gets every body all reved up and we jump in. i even said dont believe everything you see or read on the internet. i really would have been better off with light kits because i dont manipulate my plants and i always have height issues. i was warned before i bought it what was right light for me but i wanted that big light so i did it.
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In the meantime, here’s Charlotte… grown under a 45 Watts blurples for now until I’m ready to let her flower…
Have a great day gentle 
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good morning miss charlotte, stay young! i heard growing up is bad for you.
i think the way you make them do what you want is so cool. i dont have the skill yet. i just say grow and throw everything at the wall and see what sticks. 
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For Charlotte, I get inspiration from @Arrow amazing work. I’ll see what shape I’ll give her, but for now, there’s no branches over another, I kept rotating the “trunk” before “tying” them down… 
Seriously, check out @arrow’s journals wherever you want… here or on IGLM… he is truly a great guy and he seems to love to help! 
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I use the Blink camera system and I like it much! Morning T and all followers …
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Hydraulic or cable clutch?
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Hydraulic …
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I’m wondering if his master/slave cylinder is not going out. My suzuki has a hydro clutch and the first time I changed the clutch was because of a loose sloppy peddle and some slipping, after I changed the clutch it was still really soft, needless to say I burned up the other clutch and had to change it again, only that time I changed the master and slave cylinders and got a nice firm peddle. Now I know it probably sounds crazy but every time I change my clutch on it I change those as well even if they are good, but they only cost me about $10 bucks apiece on rock auto so no big deal.
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I sent him some videos yesterday. That was exactly what I said after talking to him on the phone the other night. The slave cylinder is internal on the model that he has.
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Ouch thank God mine is external, well if he is replacing the clutch as well might as well do that while he is in there.
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You need new springs
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@pptrsha1sorry for bombing your thread! Hope you are having a good one!!
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its fine! i went thru a few clutches. i feel his pain. i never fixed them myself but what you said about the sleeve/ i wish someone had done that for me
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Ya, it was a process for sure, but after I figured it out I have not had any clutch problems. When I first got the thing and read it had a hydraulic clutch I was just like ummmmm, idk what to do lol. But once I got it its a breeze
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Hey girl been reading here for a minute. A good place to get trail cameras is Cabela’s or bass pro shops online. If you go to their clearance they always have some. I’ve also seen a lot of camera systems that you don’t need wires for. They are solar so they recharge themselves. Just thought I’d touch on that.
@automatik …
Before I take anything apart when dealing with a hydraulic clutch, the first thing I do is stand on my head under the dash and look where the rod is coming out of the clutch master cylinder. If you have any fluid anywhere around that rod change the clutch master cylinder first. I have been following along on this chatter and I don’t recall anybody mentioning that. Just thought I’d interject anyways back to building the 12 ton…
(I have been informed I tagged the wrong person so correction @Slym3r )
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Slymr is the one w the bad clutch, has anyone heard firm him??? … did you get her done or make some progress??
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